What are the Bury council local election 2021 results?

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Taylor Swift is set to be honoured at this week's BRIT Awards.The I Did Something Bad songstress will be awarded the prestigious Global Icon award for her record breaking career in music, according to The Sun.During the pandemic alone Taylor, 31, released two albums.First in July she dropped Folklore in July before surprise releasing Evermore in December.Earlier this year Folklore was named Album of the Year at a stripped back Grammy Awards in Los Angeles.Taylor made UK chart history in April after bagging her third number one album in a single year.The feat has surpassed a record of two previously held by The Beatles.Following the success of Folklore and Evermore, Taylor topped the UK charts with a re-recorded version of her album

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Mom time! Celebrities spent Mother’s Day in the same way as everyone else: surrounded by their families.

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Mother's Day is here! Just a few months into 2021, celebrity moms have shared precious and rare family moments with their children, all of which deserve to be celebrated, especially as they came amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. From Amanda Kloots finding joy after tragedy, Beyoncé sharing a major award with her eldest daughter, to Gabrielle Union's love for her «shady baby» and Kate Middleton's sweet family video, there are plenty of incredible highlights to look back on.Back in March, Beyoncé and 9-year-old Blue Ivy delighted fans when their «Brown Skin Girl» snagged the award for Best Music Video at the 2021 GRAMMYs. The singer starred in the video with Blue, who's one of Beyoncé's three children with her husband, JAY-Z.

There’s some drama revolving around the 2021 Kentucky Derby.

frustrating but oddest I've reported on. Coronavirus is the culprit and all the measures in place at the count I attended in Aberdeen were necessary to prevent the potential spread of the virus.

Sunday, May 9 marks Mother’s Day 2021, and to mark the occasion numerous celebrities have been taking to social media to honour their moms and/or celebrity moms celebrating their joy of motherhood.

Amazon Prime Day 2021! Whether you like to shop the online retailer's biggest sales to stock up on everything you've been eyeing, or shopping at Amazon is a daily habit for you, ET Style has all the details you need to get ready to fill your carts.From the official Prime Day event dates to top picks from what will undoubtedly be a vast array of must-have products (with incredible Amazon Prime Day discounts in tow), we'll be keeping a finger on the pulse of everything to know ahead of one of the biggest shopping days outside Black Friday and Cyber Monday to keep you on top of it all.

SHERIDAN Smith has lashed out at "shady snakes" in her life and threatened them with legal action in a cryptic post. The 39-year-old actress angrily wrote to social media how her lawyers were "at the ready" to take down her enemies as she issued the stark warning.

Starmer caused outrage by apparently sacking Rayner from her role as chair of the Labour party. But Shadow Scottish Secretary Ian Murray insisted Rayner had not been sacked He said: ”I understand that Angela has been offered a significant promotion to take her from the back office of the Labour Party running elections to the front office where she’s talking to the country.” Starmer came under fire overnight for shuffling blame for Labour ’s losses onto Rayner who is the elected deputy leader of the party.

rats running up and down the skirting boards inside her infested council house.Sian Hope* and her two-year-old daughter left with just the clothes they were wearing in September and ended up staying in a refuge until they were offered a two-bedroom house by Birmingham City Council.The mum was excited to move into the property on March 1 and start preparing for her baby due in July, Birmingham Live reports.But she was horrified when she found the house was "rotten" and watched rats weeing and running around the home where her young daughter plays.She told Birmingham Live: "It has a major rat and mice infestation, broken floorboards, no carpets and the loft is rotten.

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The hopes of the nation are resting on the shoulders of singer Lesley Roy that she may reclaim our rightful place in the Eurovision songbooks. It was a long road to Rotterdam for Lesley, but she finally got her chance to shine at the Eurovision and the Balbriggan artist took to the stage bare footed to rehearse her entry Maps.

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Fearne Cotton will be in conversation with ITV News’s Charlene White, sharing tips on coping with post-lockdown anxiety and finding your inner zen in a chaotic world. Plus, back on our shores after cracking Hollywood, this week’s cover star, the ever glamorous Cat Deeley, will be talking about moving in the midst of a pandemic and her latest leap into fashion (find out more on p16).

We'll be thanking Abba for the music all over again this year, the band’s leader said today.

When playwright/deviant Oscar Wilde famously remarked that imitation was the most sincere form of flattery, he probably never predicted the idea applying to a new Netflix original, but well, it fits, and here we are. Their new sci-fi horror thriller, “Oxygen,” is a film that borrows heavily from such intimate looks at claustrophobic spaces like 2010’s “Buried” and a dash of, say, cryonic-freezing drama, “Forever Young.

All for Unity ”, was snubbed by voters in South Scotland after the party only won 5,521 votes. An SNP source said: "One of the least surprising results in this election is the abject humiliation of George Galloway.

former SNP leader only launched the breakaway pro-independence movement last week and succeeded in persuading two MPs and several serving councillors to quit the Nationalists to join him. Salmond tried to persuade SNP voters to back Nicola Sturgeon in constituencies and lend his new party their support on the list vote in an attempt to create what he termed a pro-independence "supermajority" of MSPs.